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You heard from Dominic Zavada.

Now let's get to the offensive guys.

We heard from Kelle Mullings.

We'll get to that in a little bit.

But right now here is Michigan tight end.

Colson Loveland, who met with the media last night.

Now here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTK.

Also, there's a lot of conversation when a team is struggling that the guys who are NFL bound or, you know, kind of waffling on it.

What has been your mindset and the other guys who are in sort of in similar shoes as you?

Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, we're going to play.

As long as we're healthy and feel good, we're going to play. As long as we're healthy and feel good, we're going to play.

I mean, Michigan's done so much for us. All of our boys, our brothers, our family, our coaches.

They're all still coaching and playing, so why wouldn't we play? You know, we got goals to reach as a team and individually as well.

So as long as I'm healthy, yeah, I'm playing. Did Charon have to come talk to you guys about it at all?

Individually or as a group?

No, he hasn't said anything about it, yeah.

Is that the world we, is that the college football world we live in, though,

that people ask this at this stage of the?

Yeah, I mean, I could see, like, you know, I could see both sides

maybe if you had an injury or something.

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